Ohana is not a quiet, romantic dining location. It's a slightly Polynesian themed family-style meal set in a dining area that has low ceilings and not many walls – most of the time, it has a cafeteria vibe. The dining room itself looks best in the evening, after the sun goes down. Warm wood tones and dull greens abound in the midst of floor to ceiling tiki statues. It’s all very cool, if you can grab a quiet second, and really look around.

The cuisine at Ohana’s is, slightly Asian with Tropical fruit flavors here and there. The meals are served family-style (so large platters of food will be delivered table-side along with small plates), and you can get additional helpings of whatever you would like more of. It’s all more geared to mass-appeal than “authentic” Polynesian-fare.

The location itself is located on the second floor of the main lobby building… if you're standing on the main entrance/lobby side (or if your just getting off the Monorail) — it's upstairs and to the left. Ohana and the Tambu Lounge (more or less) take up the entire left-hand corner of the building.

This is a very popular dining location that many guests visit each time they enter the Disney bubble, so reservations are highly recommended.